Because it costs to much for the USA to turn it's oil into gas.
In countries in the Middle East, like Saudi Arabia.
Gulf countries like Saudi Arabia do not have any tax for its citizens
Saudi Arabia like other countries, was greatly effected by the Great Depression. Tourism plummeted in Saudi Arabia during the Great Depression and that brought less income into the economy.
There are several ways to read this question:1) What countries in Saudi Arabia are most remote from Islam? -- This is a nonsense question since Saudi Arabia is a country and has no other countries within it. Saudi Arabia is also an Islamic State and has a peculiar requirement that nobody can be a citizen of Saudi Arabia unless he is Muslim.2) What country/region is most remote from Saudi Arabia? -- The antipode of Saudi Arabia is in the South Pacific, near French Polynesia.3) What country is most remote from Islam? -- There are a few countries with almost no Muslims, like Iceland and Bolivia.4) What country practices the most divergent form of Islam from what is practiced in Saudi Arabia? -- Iran and it is the only Muslim-majority country which has consistently criticized Saudi Wahhabi Islam.
Resources, unfortunately are not balanced between all countries. Some countries, like Saudi Arabia are lucky to have large oil fields. Other countries, like Japan, are almost devoid of minerals and products. Additionally, most Saudi oil is in the northeast, close to Kuwait and Qatar as opposed to being in the southwest where Saudi Arabia borders Yemen.
Oil is largley in the Middle Eastern area including countries like Saudi Arabia. They make much profit by exporting oil to multiple other countries.
Life in Saudi Arabia...
The majority of non-Catholic countries are found in the Arab nations. Countries like Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan are non-Catholic countries.
Avoid countries like Saudi Arabia, Korea, or other extremist countries that prohibit activity such as this.
So we can get more oil for stuff like gas.
Arabia typically refers to the Arabian Peninsula, which includes countries like Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Kuwait. Sometimes, other countries in the region like Jordan and Iraq are also included in a broader definition of Arabia.
The majority of non-Catholic countries are found in the Arab nations. Countries like Saudi Arabia and Afghanistan are non-Catholic countries.